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Was he?
Was Genghis Khan a bad guy?
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It depends on who you talk to and where you get your information from. If you listen to mainstream history and media, they will tell you Hitler was a bad guy, and the Nazis were pure evil. That's pretty much been proven false by lots of sources. But the Kike media won't ever acknowledge them. They will keep pushing the lie that Hitler man bad and Nazis were the bad guys. But every day that goes by it's just proven more wrong.
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As bad man as a wolf that kills a rabbit is a bad wolf.
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He failed to wipe out the Chinese, so that's an L in my book.
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He created the greatest empire in history, advanced culture and science everywhere he conquered, and killed endless decadent Muzzies and Chinamen in the process. He knew how to run a multicultural empire without it devolving into faggotry. He also banned circumcision, halal/kosher meat, and forbade Sharia law for conflicting with Mongol law.
Everything bad you hear about the Mongol Empire is lies made up by assmad Muzzies and Chinamen who sometimes deliberately get them confused with losers like Timur. If not for the occasional bits of bad luck that led to the Mongol Empire's collapse, we'd probably have cities on Mars and eat lots of tasty moon wheat under the benevolent rule of the resurrected consciousness of Genghis Khan who lives eternally inside a giant computer.
Everything bad you hear about the Mongol Empire is lies made up by assmad Muzzies and Chinamen who sometimes deliberately get them confused with losers like Timur. If not for the occasional bits of bad luck that led to the Mongol Empire's collapse, we'd probably have cities on Mars and eat lots of tasty moon wheat under the benevolent rule of the resurrected consciousness of Genghis Khan who lives eternally inside a giant computer.